Theatre Entertainment Meets Social Experiment with WHITE RABBIT RED RABBIT

As part of the UtahPresents 2017-18 Season, eight local readers will perform Nasim Soleimanpour's WHITE RABBIT RED RABBIT, described as "theater entertainment meets social experiment" at Kingsbury Hall, running from November 4 to December 2. Tickets are $20 for the general public, with a $5 ticket for U of U students and a $10 ticket for all other students, and are available at utahpresents.org or by calling 801-581-7100.

WHITE RABBIT RED RABBIT has been called a play. But it's a lively, global sensation that no-one is allowed to talk about. Its award-winning playwright, Nassim Soleimanpour, is Iranian. His words have escaped censorship and are awaiting an audience. Each evening, the script will be read by a different performer, who has only received it one hour prior to showtime.

For the performances at Kingsbury Hall, the list of readers is:

November 4 - Bill Allred, x96 Radio From Hell
November 9 - Mckayli Abbe, U of U student (Psychology major)
November 10 - Sylvia Torti, Dean, Honors College
November 11 - Jorge Rojas, Artist, Dir. of Education & Engagement, Utah Museum of Fine Arts
November 16 - Mark Macey, U of U student (Theatre Studies major)
November 17 - Deena Marie Manzanares, Actress
December 1 - TheresA Martinez, Associate Professor, Sociology
December 2 - Derek Kitchen, Salt Lake City Council

About UtahPresents
For the curious who want to experience artistic creativity pushed beyond the stage, UtahPresents ignites dialogue, explores issues and ideas, catalyzes innovation, and connects us. Creativity Connected. View the full season at utahpresents.org.